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Kansas Statutes > Chapter 20 > Article 26 - Retirement System For Justices And Judges

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Kansas Statutes > Chapter 20 > Article 26 - Retirement System For Justices And Judges


Current as of: 2009
§ 20-2601Definitions
§ 20-2601aAbolition of Kansas judges retirement board; transfer of powers, duties and functions to board of trustees of Kansas public employees retirement system; preservation of decisions, determinations and rules and regulations; adoption of new rules and regulat
§ 20-2601bAbolition of Kansas retirement fund for judges; transfer of assets to Kansas public employees retirement fund; credit of contributions; authorizing transfer endorsements
§ 20-2601cPreservation of entitlement to receive retirement annuity or other benefit or return of contributions from Kansas retirement fund for judges
§ 20-2603Judges' member contributions; payroll deductions; disposition; interest; employer pickup of member contributions
§ 20-2605Employment of actuary, duties; employer contribution rate; request for appropriation; actuarial cost of new enactments
§ 20-2606Refund of accumulated contributions, when; reinstatement to original membership status, return of withdrawn contributions; purchase of previously forfeited service credit
§ 20-2607Death prior to or subsequent to retirement; refund to beneficiary, when
§ 20-2608Retirement ages; exceptions; early retirement benefit reduction
§ 20-2609Retirement annuity for permanently disabled; application; examination; finding by supreme court; eligibility for retirement under 20-2608; final average salary adjustment
§ 20-2610Retirement annuity; computation; maximum; final average salary
§ 20-2610aRetirement annuity options; elections of judge and spouse; joint annuitants
§ 20-2610dApplication of act
§ 20-2611Statement of facts upon retirement; determination of amount of annuity
§ 20-2612Annuity payments; re-examination of permanently disabled, when; discontinuance of payments, when
§ 20-2614Appointment of successor upon retirement of justice or judge
§ 20-2616Designation and assignment of retired justices and judges to perform judicial service and duties; revocation; powers; compensation and expense allowances, limitation
§ 20-2618Benefits exempt from state and local taxes and legal process and nonassignable, exceptions for decrees for support and maintenance and qualified domestic relations orders and lump-sum death benefit assigned to a funeral establishment
§ 20-2620District magistrate judges to become members of retirement system for judges; transfer of contributions; purchase of service credit
§ 20-2621Purchase of additional benefits for service credit by certain judges
§ 20-2622Employment of retirants; temporary judicial duties; agreement; stipend, amount; state health care benefits; no limitation on court's authority to make judicial assignments pursuant to law
§ 20-2623Applicability of federal internal revenue code and K.S.A. 74-49,123 to the system
§ 20-2624Retirement system for judges as division of KPERS; applicability of KPERS provisions
§ 20-2625Purchase of participating service credit for certain military service
§ 20-2626Purchase of service for VISTA service
§ 20-2627Purchase of service credit for service pursuant to an assigned judicial duties agreement

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